Tina looked up at Bette, “You have?”

“Yeah, twice a week for the past three weeks…”

“Why? I mean… you hated him.” Tina was baffled that Bette would agree to go to therapy, much less back to Dan Foxworthy.

“Because… part of it was you… I was hoping it would help me get you back,” Bette wanted to be totally honest, even if it made her look pathetic, “but the other part is that I have spent most of my life believing that I am perfect…”

“Really?” Tina smirked.

“Shut up… I am sharing here…”

Tina reached out and grabbed Bette’s hand, “I’m sorry, I am just kidding with you…”

Bette smiled at her, “Yeah so… well this whole experience has made it very clear to myself and everyone around me that I am, in fact, not perfect. It was just time, Tina. Time to face my ***** before it consumed me, even more than it already has.”

“I’m so proud of you, Bette, really I am.”

“Thank you,” Bette leaned over and gave Tina a small kiss on her ear.

“So, if we hadn’t broken up… when were you going to tell me about our baby?” Bette asked.

“I just wanted to get through one more doctor’s appointment, I figured if everything was still going okay a few weeks after Provocations opened, then I was going to tell you about her,” Tina sighed, “I figured you would be so happy that you may forgive the way I did it, I just didn’t want you to have to deal with the stress of losing another baby if it happened so close to the show.”

“I know… I just wish you would have trusted me enough to be strong for you…” Bette realized what a dumb thing that was to say, considering she wasn’t strong for Tina, she ran from her.

“Then after I found out about the affair… I was so humiliated and hurt, and just so ***** pissed off at you that I didn’t want to tell you. I didn’t even know if you would care, I figured I was on my own.”

“Never… you would have never been on your own, Tina, even if we didn’t try to work it out I would have done whatever was needed to help you take care of her.” Bette said as she looked down at Tina’s belly.

“I know… but at the time, Bette, you have to understand what I was feeling… I wasn’t really thinking rationally.”

“I understand,” Bette looked in Tina’s eyes, “I just can’t tell you how happy I am that this has brought us here, I just can’t wait to meet her and hold her and let her know how much we love her.”

“She already knows,” Tina rubbed her tummy, “I tell her everyday how much her Mommies love her.”

“That’s so cute.”

“Bette, do you want to try talking to her? I know it sounds silly, but Doctors think the baby can recognize voices and be comforted by them.”

“Um,” Bette was a little nervous, “I don’t know if that is something I really want to do here…”

“Okay…” Tina said, “Well I am finished eating, should we get the check?”

“No, no… okay I will talk to her here, I don’t care if people stare…” Bette didn’t want Tina to leave.

“Bette, it’s okay,” Tina touched Bette’s arm, “I am not upset with you… I figured we could leave and go back to the house for a little bit, so you feel more comfortable.”

“I thought you were worried about us being alone together?” Bette asked.

“I was… I am… but we are adults and it is more important that you bond with our baby right now.”

“Okay… thank you.” Bette smiled, she looked towards the coffee counter, “I see Susie, I’m gonna go pay, I’ll be right back.”

“Thank you for breakfast,” Tina smiled back, “I am just going to run to the restroom before we go, I’ll meet you outside?”

“Okay,” Bette leaned over and gave Tina a small kiss on the lips, “Thank you… for everything.”